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You’ve heard it a million times - the average person swallows eight spiders a year while sleeping. Is it true? Our experts weigh in.
Our resident spider expert Dr. Nancy Troyano tells you why there are so many spiders in your house and what to do.
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One of the most common fears is arachnophobia or the fear of spiders. Learn the facts about spiders and spider species.
The giant crab spider may not be deadly, but it has a painful bite and is common in Arizona. Call Western Exterminator if you have spiders.
Learn about camel spiders in Arizona, what they look like, their size, their bite, behaviors and how to get rid of these dangerous pests.
Dr. Nancy Troyano shares insight on how to identify spider bites from other types of bites and how to avoid being bitten by spiders.
A variety of venomous spiders call Arizona their home. Western Exterminator identifies the most prevalent kinds and ways to get rid of them.
Do you have white spiders around your property in the Pacific Northwest? Contact Western Exterminator today for an inspection!
There are only two types of Arizona spiders that typically cause serious harm to humans. Identifying these spiders may help avoid pain.
What's the difference between a hobo spider and brown recluse spider? Western Exterminator has the answer.
Do you have a spider control issue? Learn how to naturally get rid of spiders so you don't have to worry about seeing them.
Spiders are predatory, venomous and can be very aggressive. Luckily, most spiders in the Pacific Northwest aren't a threat to humans.